I hope Crypto Swap will be with us for a long time.
I assume you mean no-KYC swap. We have a lot of swap providers that have a KYC trigger or something similar. Some of them are so vague that your swap got flagged even though you trade less than $1k.
Speaking of tax, as of now, most exchanges in my country help with documentation for their users. It's not so complicated, but I won't be surprised if they change in the next few years. My biggest issue using them is the need to fill in the recipient, etc., for every single tx. I hope they don't think someone is doing money laundering by trading for less than $100 per week.
And if your government demands a report on how much food you eat each day and how much you spend on it, will you comply?
So you don't end up with food laundering. If you are not a trader, there are many ways to avoid KYC and reporting.
Of course, there is something called "common sense" and none of us will do what we don't have to.
I gave the tax examples as an illustration of all the difficulties ordinary people have due to overly complicated tax rules, which are very difficult to comply with.
My personal estimate is that probably 99% of ordinary crypto users in my country do not pay crypto taxes because the whole procedure is too complicated for them, which actually, ironically, harms the state itself the most because they lose significant amounts that they could have collected in crypto taxes if they were just a little more flexible with tax rules and open to cooperation with the crypto community.
Because of this situation, it is actually very good that we have quality no kyc alternatives like SageSwap.
p.s. joniboini, By the way, as far as I know, collecting documentation for crypto tax payment and submitting the tax return is up to the user, at least here.